Mind made to suffer
Relapse of pain never any way to stop the bleeding
I break away fragments of my soul to fill the emptiness
I'm not to blame for anything
I'm not to blame for everything

No one to blame
No one to blame for anything 
My eyes are scared with these tears
Denied myself of pain
I fall deep into doubt 
There is no end

This is the point
This is my  breaking point

I never asked forgiveness
My life it fades to grey 
I do this in spite of pain
I do this for you

Relapse

Aeon "Church of Horror" from the album "God Ends Here"

God Ends Here

Aeon "Church of Horror"

Battlecross "Spoiled" from the "Rise to Power" album.

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End of Light

Burn Particularly

Parasites

right shit comes brown so fuck that nazi scum!

You Think You Know

On September 26th, Invictus Productions, in conspiracy with Iron Bonehead Productions, is proud to present the highly anticipated debut album of Switzerland's Deathcult, Beasts of Faith. Hot on the heels ofInvictus' reissue of the band's now-acclaimed Demo '12, Deathcult strike with an iron-fisted statement of their fullest potential. Early on, the quartet's sound betrayed a wealth of classic influences - namely early Morbid Angel, Death, Possessed, Sepultura, and Necrovore - but the filth 'n' fury was certainly in place, and the band have now maximized that malevolent spirit with hook-laden songwriting and gut-churning crunch.

Indeed, Beasts of Faith is timeless, eternal DEATH METAL art, within and without, and Deathcult bend its essence to their will but never break it, because true Metal of Death is never broken. Across its nine tracks,Beasts of Faith ravages and roars, surging with a bestial violence but never spilling into aimless chaos; its violence is tangible and terrible, but is always patiently and proudly parlayed. Here, those aforementioned influences are more deeply integrated to such an extent, they're subtle at best - although Death's "Evil Dead" is given a faithful reading here - and a concurrent strain of early Scandinavian death metal (both Swedish and Finnish) is equally discernible. Nevertheless, Deathcult's songwriting reigns supreme and Beasts of Faith roams restlessly, resulting in a swift 'n' satisfying listen despite often aiming for the epic.

Deathcult - Death In July

Taken from the EP 'Nihil Est', released January 27th.

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Nihil Est

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Embrace the Dawn – “The Effigist”

Two years after their first Promo EP, progressive metallers Embrace the Dawn are back with their first full length album “The Effigist”. Along with the bands founder Ben Tinker (Australia) on guitar, Embrace the Dawn sees a revamped line up sourced from around the globe. Denis Landry (Canada) takes up bass duties, Kevin Talley (USA) on drums, and Roger Isaksen (Norway) completes the line-up on vocals. 

The album, mixed by acclaimed producer Eyal Levi, focuses mainly on Embrace the Dawn’s trademark progressive style, with it, The Effigist brings plenty of technical, thrash, and symphonic metal elements into the fray. Melodic machinations and tasty hooks combine with an onslaught of punishing riffs. The Effigist exhibits lyrical content often delving into a dystopian, political, thought provoking world, making for a cerebrally rewarding album. 

Embrace the Dawn’s new album “The Effigist” is set for release in November 3rd 2017 (pre-sale on now) available on iTunes, Google Play, and Bandcamp.

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Genre
Progressive Death Metal

Members
Ben Tinker - Guitar, Programming, Song writing
Roger Isaksen - Vocals
Denis Landry - Bass
Kevin Talley - Drums

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Tartarus

OFFICE FIRE

Opening track and first single from the 2020 Soliloquium album "Things We Leave Behind". 

Download and stream all Soliloquium music at https://soliloquium.bandcamp.com

Lyrics:
Flightless, we stand
Firmly on the cursed soil
Was there a war to win?
Racing the clock to no avail

Life has come to a halt
We're still compelled to carry on

Deterioration sets in
Times of forfeiture
A lingering ghost of what once was
Absent-minded, obsolete

Warning signs were ignored
Plunging towards the crossroads
Degraded to nothing
Dead end existence

I turned every wretched stone
Degraded to nothing in toxic thought
I just don't know where to turn
I just do not know

End of Light

Embrace the Dawn

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